Tea Creek Campground is a spacious 28-site campground is tucked away at the
intersection of the Williams River and Tea Creek. This campground is a
recreational hub of the area. There are four trailheads located within the
campground and walking distance to most of the Tea Creek Trail System.

Each camping site is equipped with a parking spur, picnic table, fire ring
with a grill, waste receptacle and a lantern hookup. Visitors are encouraged
to use the three bear-proof trash cages located throughout the campground
during their visit.

Tea Creek Campground is a spacious 28-site campground is tucked away at the intersection of the Williams River and Tea Creek. This campground is a recreational hub of the area. There are four trailheads located within the campground and walking distance to most of the <a href="https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/mnf/recarea/?recid=77600" rel="nofollow">Tea Creek Trail System</a>. Each camping site is equipped with a parking spur, picnic table, fire ring with a grill, waste receptacle and a lantern hookup. Visitors are encouraged to use the three bear-proof trash cages located throughout the campground during their visit.

Bird's eye view of the campground

Tea Creek Campground

A popular semi-primitive campground adjacent to the Cranberry River and the
"lower-gate" entrance to the Cranberry Backcountry. This campground receives
very high use during trout stocking from the beginning of spring through the
end of June and again in the fall from September through October. During these
high use times there are usually more campers waiting than there are sites
available. During high use, the centrally located Bishop Knob Campground can
usually accommodate campers when no sites are available along the Cranberry or
Williams River Corridors.

Located on Forest Road 76, 13.5 miles from Richwood, West Virginia, and 7
miles from Dyer, West Virginia.

A popular semi-primitive campground adjacent to the Cranberry River and the "lower-gate" entrance to the Cranberry Backcountry. This campground receives very high use during trout stocking from the beginning of spring through the end of June and again in the fall from September through October. During these high use times there are usually more campers waiting than there are sites available. During high use, the centrally located Bishop Knob Campground can usually accommodate campers when no sites are available along the Cranberry or Williams River Corridors.Located on Forest Road 76, 13.5 miles from Richwood, West Virginia, and 7 miles from Dyer, West Virginia.

Cranberry Campground

Located just off the Highland Scenic Highway this small developed campground
is a perfect getaway for fisherman and hikers. Many of the 12 camping sites
boarder the upper scenic Williams River and the campground is within walking
distance of many popular trails. Each site is equipped with a wooden picnic
table, lantern post, and fire ring. Several campsites also have a tent pad,
although all sites are suitable for tent or trailer camping.

Located just off the <a href="https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/mnf/recarea/?recid=7011" rel="nofollow">Highland Scenic Highway</a> this small developed campground is a perfect getaway for fisherman and hikers. Many of the 12 camping sites boarder the upper scenic Williams River and  the campground is within walking distance of many popular trails. Each site is equipped with a wooden picnic table, lantern post, and fire ring. Several campsites also have a tent pad, although all sites are suitable for tent or trailer camping.

Day Run Campground

Small, wooded 5 unit campground adjacent to the Cranberry River.

Located on Forest Road 76, approximately 7 miles north of Richwood, WV.

Small, wooded 5 unit campground adjacent to the Cranberry River.Located on Forest Road 76, approximately 7 miles north of Richwood, WV.

Tea Creek Campground

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